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  • The driver for a Smithsonian archaeology team gets water at a well near saline Lake Erkhel.  These are widely scattered and the only source of water for local livestock.
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  • A Water Ouzel (Cinclus mexicanus), aka American Dipper, perches by a log near Big Sky, Montana.
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  • A sandstorm caused by water diversions to Los Angeles.
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  • WYOMING. Coalbed Methane compressors & waste water ponds near Sheridan - a process that pollutes  rivers and croplands with saline water.
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  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
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  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
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  • A water lily flower and lily pads float on Lake of the Woods, Ontario, Canada.
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  • Play boat kayaker Bryce Shaw relaxes with a water bottle  on Kananaskis River, Kananskis Provincial Park, near Banff and Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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  • Will Steger fills water bottles with melted snow while Qin Dahe sips tea in their tent at the South Pole, about halfway through the 1989-1990 Trans-Antarctica Expedition.
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  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
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  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03411.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03197.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03194.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03185.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03184.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03182.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03176.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03170.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03151.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03147.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03141.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03140.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03134.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03121.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03120.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03116.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03113.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03111.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 03107.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 02870.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 02865.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 02852.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 02845.jpg
  • Hardy snow surveyors ski deep into the Sierra Nevada wilderness to study the snowpack for the Department of Water Resources.
    SK 2844.jpg
  • CHINA, TIBET. Children in Lunang Valley village prepare for a water fight.
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  • A youngster drinks water while resting during a hikes into a remote Wyoming canyon.
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  • Water Buffalo face an uncertain fate at the weekly Mirpur animal market near Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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  • Water buffalo in lower Marsyandi Valley, Nepal
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  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
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  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-668.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-653.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-631.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-612.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-600.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
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  • Hot water pours down terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming
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  • Indian guides hack through water hyacinth as they look for birds above the Yanayacu River in Peru's Amazon Jungle.
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  • Indian guides push through water hyacinth as they navigate their tourist boat up the Yanayacu River in Peru's Amazon Jungle.
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  • Braving icy water, young women scramble on slippery rocks beside Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
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  • Braving icy water, young women scramble on slippery rocks beside Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
    MTe 120727-182.jpg
  • Braving icy water, young women scramble on slippery rocks beside Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
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  • Braving icy water, young women pose for pictures on slippery rocks beside Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
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  • Montana's Boulder River briefly disappears into a limestone tunnel above Natural Bridge Falls - a spectacular waterfall at higher water levels.
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  • Montana's Boulder River briefly disappears into a limestone tunnel above Natural Bridge Falls - a spectacular waterfall at higher water levels.
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  • Sailors navigate through wind-chopped water in San Francisco Bay, California.
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  • A sailor navigates through wind-chopped water in San Francisco Bay, California. Behind him is the abandoned prison on Alcatraz Island.
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  • Rabbitbrush blooms beside the Owens River near Bishop in the Owens Valley, California. This is a major water supply for the City of Los Angeles, which acquired most of the valley in an infamous land grab at the turn of the twentieth century.
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  • A cattle-trampled water hole in the Missouri Breaks.
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  • Hot water fills Turquoise Pool at Midway Geyser Basin in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park.
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  • Turquoise-colored water fills a hot spring pool at Midway Geyser Basin in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park.
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  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-690.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-681.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-679.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-677.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-660.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-642.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-638.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-633.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-604.jpg
  • Steam rises from Grand Prismatic Spring - North America's largest hot spring - in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park. The vivid colors are from pigmented bacteria that thrive in hot water.
    WYe 120621-597.jpg
  • Hot spring water boils in Surprise Pool at Lower Geyser Basin in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park.
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  • Hot spring water boils in Surprise Pool at Lower Geyser Basin in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park.
    WYe 120621-508.jpg
  • Hot spring water boils in Surprise Pool at Lower Geyser Basin in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park.
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  • Hot spring water boils in Surprise Pool at Lower Geyser Basin in Wyoming's Yellowstone National Park.
    WYe 120621-494.jpg
  • Ultra-clear water simmers in Firehole Springs in Lower Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
    WYe 120621-482.jpg
  • Ultra-clear water simmers in Firehole Springs in Lower Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
    WYe 120621-479.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
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  • A sign warns of scalding water at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming
    WYe 120620-590.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-587.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-582.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-580.jpg
  • Trees killed by shifting hot water stand amidst  mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming
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  • Trees killed by shifting hot water stand amidst  mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming
    WYe 120620-571.jpg
  • Trees killed by shifting hot water stand amidst  mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming
    WYe 120620-567.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-560.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-558.jpg
  • Hot water pours over terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming.  The red is from bacteria that thrive in these conditions.
    WYe 120620-556.jpg
  • Hot water pours down terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming
    WYe 120620-548.jpg
  • Hot water pours down terraced mineral deposits at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowtone National Park, Wyoming
    WYe 120620-545.jpg
  • Wilder, a Yanayacu  Indian guide pushes through water hyacinth as he helps to navigate a tourist boat up the Yanayacu River in Peru's Amazon Jungle.
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  • A water hyacinth blossom floats in a bog in Peru's Amazon Jungle. These plants provide cover for fish, Caiman and Anacondas.
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  • A water hyacinth blossom floats in a bog in Peru's Amazon Jungle. These plants provide cover for fish, Caiman and Anacondas.
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  • Indian guides study the rain forest as their tourist boat navigates through dense water hyacinth in the Yanayacu River in Peru's Amazon Jungle.
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  • Braving icy water, young women wade across a fork of the Gallatin River below Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
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  • Braving icy water, young women scramble on slippery rocks beside Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
    MTe 120727-184.jpg
  • Braving icy water, young women pose for pictures on slippery rocks beside Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
    MTe 120727-163-2.jpg
  • Braving icy water, young women pose for pictures on slippery rocks beside Ouzel Falls, near Big Sky, Montana.
    MTe 120727-154.jpg
  • Montana's Boulder River briefly disappears into a limestone tunnel above Natural Bridge Falls - a spectacular waterfall at higher water levels.
    MTe 120616-056.jpg
  • Montana's Boulder River briefly disappears into a limestone tunnel above Natural Bridge Falls - a spectacular waterfall at higher water levels.
    MTe 120616-052.jpg
  • Montana's Boulder River briefly disappears into a limestone tunnel above Natural Bridge Falls - a spectacular waterfall at higher water levels.
    MTe 120616-036.jpg
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